Saugerties village finds mattress money
Five years ago, Saugerties village officials realized the fiscal picture didn’t look good. The need to save money eventually claimed
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Learn to draw or sculpt horses
Keith Gunderson will teach a new class on working with the equine form at the Woodstock School of Art in
Letter from an occupier
On Saturday, Jan. 28, violence broke out at Occupy Oakland. Police used smoke and tear gas after some protesters pelted
Spare the rod, respect the child
Pam Perkins captains a class in positive parental discipline at the newly renovated Saugerties Public Library. Perkins can personally vouch
Heating costs stay high
It was shirtsleeve weather for several days again this past week, which means we should have been saving more for
Black belts awarded
On Saturday, Feb. 4 students of the Lykes Martial Arts in Saugerties competed for their Black Belt or their next
Save a sewer plant: don’t dump rags
Careless dumping of materials into kitchen sinks can be costly for the town of Saugerties, supervisor Kelly Myers said at
Saugerties couple suspect treat killed dog
It was supposed to be a Christmas treat for their a pint-sized pooch, but a Saugerties couple, Steve Smith and
Letters to the Editor (Feb. 9-16)
Kelly Myers delivers Kudos to Saugerties supervisor Kelly Myers and deputy supervisor James Bruno for voting to immediately rescind the
Districts looking to close or consolidate local schools
Nearly every local school district is looking at closing a school or drastically reconfiguring its district to save money. Closing a